Fair enough. But that's really a problem with you, not Facebook. Which is fine - like I say, it's your choice to have Facebook or not. But statements like "In

Fair enough. But that's really a problem with you, not Facebook. Which is fine - like I say, it's your choice to have Facebook or not. But statements like "In my books Facebook should really not be in the standards" suggest that some people think the issue lives with Facebook.